Giveaway of the Day - Image Compressor 2008 Pro
March 3, 2008
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The New Image Compressor 2008 is a perfect choice for digital photography enthusiasts. It’s armed with complete image viewer, screen capture, photo retouch and of course image compression tools.Unlike any other image processing software, Image Compressor analyze each pixels and automatically adjust compression level to maintain picture quality. The result is a JPEG file with a very good image quality and smallest file size possible. As easy as zipping your files!
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| System Requirements: | Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista |
| Publisher: | MasRizal & Partners |
| Homepage: | http://www.image-compressor.co... |
| File Size: | 8.93 MB |
| Price: | $99.99 |
This software was available as a giveaway on March 3, 2008, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.image-compressor.co....
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Pro and Free versions are available.
Features:
- Professional image viewer;
- Image comparison tool;
- Image retouching tools;
- Streamlined interface;
- Improved compression engine;
- Enhanced digital eye – make sure the compressed image has the quality you ever desire;
- Extensive supports for major image file types. JPEG, JPEG2000, TIFF, GIF, PNG, NEF, CR2, CRW, ORF, PSD, to name a few;
- Screen capture functions;
- Grab images from internet;
- EXIF editor;
- Improved TWAIN driver;
- Support Photoshop Filter plugins;
- Web photo album creation;
- Export to multipage PDF, animated GIF, multipage TIFF, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word.
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This program is a fine product. It compresses pictures into JPEGs and lets you compare. All the major picture formats are supported, and the end JPEG looks almost exactly the same.
However, I cannot help but complain about its cons. First of all it does NOT tell you how much disc space the whole installation will require. For those curious it’s 10.69MB. Second of all, GRRRRR. IT ASSOCIATED ALL MY MAJOR PICTURE FORMATS INTO IMAGE COMPRESSOR PRO WITHOUT TELLING ME!! Of all the image manipulators and editors I’ve found so far, they all gave a notice as to associating which files or not. Now all my files open with this program, and I have to reassociate with XnViewer. That’s a whole letter grade down. Third of all, the splash screen is annoying. I was on Paint.NET finishing on a very very colorful file for experimenting and the splash screen came on. Why is there no way to make it not always on top T.T The thing takes up half of the whole center screen, and I do not appreciate intrusions like that. Another thing is the loading time. Everything takes 3-4 seconds to load (I have 1GB RAM). Although I don’t think it’s that big of a problem, the graphic user interface was also somewhat confusing.
Despite these major flaws, I think I will keep it. It does its job 9and very well, i daresay) and adding these new images to JPEG onto PowerPoint will save a great deal of space.
Soon I will post some results.
Can’t install, when click ‘Finish’ get error: ‘dynamic link library gdiplus.dll could not be found in …\Program Files , WINNT\System32; WINNT\System…………’ I read the readme instructions.
Added 2761 entries in the registry and updated 50!!!???
Changed all the picture icons in internet explorer without asking if I want to assoiciate them with the program.
Didn’t give the option to choose whether I wanted a shortcut on the desktop and just placed it there.
I didn’t yet try the actual program, and I don’t think I will.